And on top of the tax savings, you paid in less money in taxes each year, increasing your cash flow and allowing you to pay down debt, invest and compound your money over time.

If proceeds left to compound, you've doubled your money in ~8years --- and that is all now POST-TAX. 

Definitely a great cash flow play in Greenville, but its a speculative appreciation play and that can deter a lot of LT investors who want to be able to compound their money.

Creating great wealth is possible through compound interest, labor on real estate and buying investment property.

I would suggest 2x-3x your income and this way you are not losing out on a big factor which is the compound interest of your properties.

I think the bigger concern is not so much that people charge for seminars-it's their time and expense, they should be compensated-but more how much they are charging for than info considering the quality.I think this is also greatly compounded by the fact that many people are often looking for that magic bullet that is going to lead them down the path to riches.

The easiest way I know for you to become a millionaire that I’ve been seeing lately is for people around the age of 22-25 is to start by investing $100 per month in an S&P index fund and just letting the compound interest grow until they’re 65.

I am already aware of mutual funds from Dave Ramsey and notice the fees, and how much the fees were over compounding years....insane. no thanks.

I'm planning on using some of mine to invest in performing mortgage notes with a term longer than a year to avoid short term cap gains, everything will be reinvested & compounded.  

Compounding at 15-18% is great until the market turns and 100% of equity is wiped out, which is happening to many investors right now, and will continue, I believe, throughout 2024.High leverage yields high returns… right up until it yields complete wipeouts.